Rather than replace him with the next alternate on the list, who was white, Judge Trager dismissed a second white juror and filled the two vacancies with one black man and one Jewish man.
That he did on the next series, alternating deft throws with characteristically decisive dashes around either side of his line.
Having brought its characters together in a New York hospital by a serious accident, "Next Fall" alternates between flashback and present-tense scenes to examine those differences and to consider the leaps of faith that any relationship requires.
Ever since first grade, Maurice, a student at Amistad Dual Language School, a public elementary school in Inwood, has spent one day learning his subjects in Spanish and the next in English, alternating throughout the year.
For the next hour, through alternating moments of contrition and contention, Mr. Daly continued what has been the signal initiative of his term at the evangelical group: transforming an organization associated with the divisive strife of the culture wars into one that invites civil dialogue with its religious and ideological foes.
So I spent the next two hours alternating between their famous smoke sauna which flushed my cheeks crimson and completely calmed my mind and swims in the icy water, which tingled my skin and sent rushes of blood to my brain.
She broke her maiden in her next start, and alternated second-place finishes with two victories.
It will be one of the few instances when the absence of an asterisk next to an alternate's Pro Bowl accolade is actually justified.
They had brought their bikes, and the next day they alternated, one of them riding with me, the other driving the car, into which — my sag wagon for the day! — I loaded my bags.
Characters who are marginal in one chapter become the focus of the next; the narrative alternates not only between first-person and third-person accounts, but – perhaps just because she can – Egan throws in a virtuosic second-person story as well, in which a suicidal young man tells his tale to a colloquial "you".
